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Start your free trialAlex Forseth
8,017 PointsWhat does he mean specifically when he keeps hinting at "fluid width"?
I have been hearing about this "fluid width" for lessons now and I am pretty sure he means something specific but since there are like a biggillion instructions over the course of a few lessons can someone let me know what EXACTLY he means? Thanks.
2 Answers
Max Senden
23,177 PointsHi Alex,
Fluid width simply means that a HTML element will adapt to the width of the screen (of the device you're viewing the website on). For example an HTML with an width of 60% will look much wider on my desktop screen than it will on my iPad's screen.
Hope it helps! Max
Luis Romero
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 18,048 Pointsthat you need to use a percentage unit and not a fixed unit like px.